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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01

Sale Of dwelling with lot No 353 East 49h-st,
$50 IT " oi lstave. was adjourned 10 teb1'
RECORDED REAL ESTATE raANsFERs-N.y. CITY.
estate traasictoas recorded in
fhe Registers o noe TO-DAY;
S4hst MS 50 IT. Of lothaye. ls6Ilocss Geo COO ooo
scS .aT NS.4 ga and H a2S East SosOG4
''u and Vie , 70 Wssr oI ard wife $4,000
aoAsh sSrane and do %iie 10 HaTrs 10000
penoSe and wife to- 1000
sl" ST. Hoe To Pryipi 1000
gsSI6o NJ Crosby to A iershdeId 10000
'o'a2aSys s GGa and to 500
e2a nrS $40 Il; . iotiavo 25iiOjj Palm ~ ooo
ethsl 5SS II Of 2dave 25x97i Hassey 90 ooo
.4ts 10 a.. Hf s35 nn" OF XyeX 25iio2 King
ic SI and wife Vie IL 10 Spencer 800
Sd1 jones' to COZ ii as S 81 900
Chry ynh %T. 70 WnSsch u 2e7oo
AVe.H; y r n Merritt IL 500
sstS ~e 10 = Of 2davc 257i0a9' Bach ooo
ssdst s7S II Of 2iave, i7iixlO33 king.
referee 700 peck Ct al !; 100 >, .an: lo4oo
eZo to same w II VI .' 10000
e'h, aye pc 'Sr S 81 1850
,h lSTsn 70 cor OF iaith: iOoIil6io Lynch
w Wilson AO''NS
'''o Of Merriam to Nc can 10000
sthi hns w = r 1eS !" TO II " Gordon 1000
eh; p sr SSr wife ~ 10 M,tcheII 10000
Saay med wts 10 sntpo and another "a 900
2daye nnt v cor OF io1d' .'o''Aio'' $4,000
so'Ss s,s 4, No I Issad na'N 10000
flst.st 4 4 l74G II OF 9thAvr, l006xlO05; q ON
Hamilton ~ q Hamilton. lI5OOO
106thst n = $50 II W Of lstaVe. 25NlOoll Herman
WronkOH aud wife 10 Cr,niich .-.;....;;; I1'Uo
NoIS si 81. and wives To Marks $1,000
Yssex st 1913 n 5 Of IRWIN gton 81. ~ 4x5l Oxl IOx
3Gx2I 3xS7.6 VI Goldstein and vile. also hO xo--o
sansky and wife. to II stein TO- '0V
9th s 81, IS Il " G.aneHich 1880
si'n mss ans 3 T Vile 10 A ii inaI 1880
Tan + ana vie 81 to q hamilton 10000
sdSsg; -; 90 BSnk 10000
p''s II 30 NJ NAV Little 10 Jane Smell 10000
S6tllst II PIP II OF l0h.ave. 242NlOO Marion -
Ferguson and Elizabeth Goodwin TO II Richaby.. IfOOO
Ae1n ti ,on and wtfc TO- 10 G X Tracy - H. 800
Avs Spdpc ' Tl Sl 10000
HdsTs no .ui,o' A'A.' ~ $4,000
Christie 10 Is 35xiOO Psskusz and wife 10 o,o
NJ WabacL. .-...-......-. o-oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01

j. s. KENNEDY AND J. =. HAIRS, RECEIVERS OF J
CENTRAL X. r. Co or NKw JERSEY, ll9 LIBERTY ST, ,
<,,.l NETWORK, Jan. 20. 1887. }
COUPONS OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
" due February viii be paid on and after that date
J. w. WATSON, Treasurer.
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VALLEY RAILROAD.

Holders OF the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS who wish 20
rights requested TO do
post their bonds with Company OF New
York before the 2ls day OF February in accord
with provisions OF the boadhodes dated
January Is. 1887.
Only bondholders deposng enutled to participate In
Of the benefits resulting from the action OF the committed
The approach the OF the proceedings
necessaes prompt action the part of the bondhodcs
Copies Of the agreement further Information may be had
application tho Company any mem.
Der OF the committee
GEORGE WOOL
o. Wood. Huests & Co,
81 Pinest. NewYorf.
CHARLES L. LAMBERTOS,
~ Exchange place. New.York.
JOSEPH LEEDOM.
9O7 wsnut-st Philadelphia.
HORACE N. BARNS.
Bristol Rhode Island
FRANK c. HOLLINs
OF Frank q. Hollns 6 ca.
IL Wa'l.st. Sow-Yofk
WILLIAM A. READ.
OF Vormilye & ca.
10 and ~ Nassau at. New York,
Committee of First Mortgage Boniholiers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Jan. 81.

40 sales we're held at the Exchange and Auction Room
day. n Gil, 4 c..,,.
Sale OF dwelling with lot, No 303 East 49th-sI s.
$50 II W vi lstave, was adjourned TO teb7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
Ccrlurcs au0 nlcftlnss.

A MEXICAN INSrlIUTE.-Annu meeting
N will be held in its rooms CLINTON HALL. on
THOMAS RUrTER, President
j. TRUMBULL SMITH. Secretary.
A MEXICAN INSTiTUTE.-Annu election
or officers managers will 10 held on Thursday Feb
ruary 10 1857 al Clinton Hall. Polls VIII be
opened Al 10 O'Clock ~. and closed al = p -
J. rIiIJM Blu Lii SMITH, THOMAS RUTTER,
Secretary. President
NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
~ tee TO members slated nesting will 10 held on Iucs
day e,eping February l. AT s O'Clock ProLDANlEL u.
BRINION, NJ. D. of Ph lsdcpha will read paper on
American Aboriginal POETRY. .
ANDEEW WARNER. Recording Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
prooklun propcrtp for Sale ano Go Get

TOR SALE or TO RENT.-Factory building
J. ioo Nostrsnd-av lot b01200 factory 26itdlsO IN
stories well lighted streets viii DC sold
Or Tsnted on favorable ts1ns Apply TO b. CHAek New
York Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
upright aud square pianos Of make a. sooi a.
new loo sale AT liberal reduction from our regular p'
Pianos for rent $500, -
WILLIAM KNABE & CO., liz Fifth.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
Ciip l)roperip 90 Cst.

II7 MULBERRY.-TwO lofts TO let with
'0"'' RUIxSD WHITING. D Besiman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
Guriion Sales of Real estate.
Citp properip for Sale.

Citp properip for Sale.
A NOBLE HOUSE for $4,000; only one
n left out Of finished 81 by so feee and din
ing room nearly tho highest gronni
In city: l25 West 10th ST. Inspection invited Inquire
On premises ..,., ,,o,, ,o,,, ,r,o-. 49,, o,rnor
A TTENTION iscalled to those elegant first
"A class houses NoA q and 10 ERst eOthsL Apply on
premises ~ sners q. " & N A WILLIANS.
A MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE in 55th-st., near
IA bthave for sale $4,000. 4stOry. h. s. ~ and d.
SxteuslOn. r. \. CLAKKsOH a Co. 30 IAbertysi. .
Our February s OF houses or sale mailed 10 any address
A FULL SIZED HOUSE in West 21st-st.,
IA near 9th ave. 100000 high stoop,
brown stone r. =. CLAKKSON & Go. 65 Iiberty"st
A FEW elegant houses with every improve
IN Wcst 97thst near Central Park cannot De
repro uced tor prics asked
TOR SALE-On 5th-ave. the very attractive
dxog house. No. 5o. near 49thst Can only be seen
oyyBerni' from IHoAAS i Finest rors
TOR SALE, at very low price, 4-stOry dwell
IL ing East 46th-st.. 4tii ave.
rutland WHITING Beeknan.st
DO WEST S1ST-ST, only one left; that
eDC very noble dining extension dwell
ing fronting Manhattan Square snd yercokng Cena lnrs
the block which sold for higher prices Inspection Invited
'A'A'' =" SAMUEL coLcoRD. Builder and owner.
NSn NOO THE ONLY HOUSE LEFT
@CO,OOOs out OF seven nearly finished 24x0o
feet with large dining e1tepsion cabinet finished
throughout wide street 2swest 9th s. inspeeton invited
Inquire on premises sAAL COLCOHD, builder and owner.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
st. Johns Military Institute.

For some time Hugh King, the
architect, has been busily employed
in getting up the elevation for the
new Episcopal institute. He IL now
upon the finishing touches, and in
day or 80 the elevation will be
ready for phOtOgraphing. Mr.. King
will then prepare plans and sPeeifi-
cations for the building. The eleva-
tiOn shows . building modern in
style and graceful I'm design. Il will
b. the handsoHes. public building
in this part OF the state. The archi-
teotural order Is strictly gothic. The
building will be deliberately trimmed
with stone and terra Gotta. The
gables will he trimmed with cheg-
uered stOne-red aud white, ~ also
the spaces between the windows on
the circular end. The first story
will be dressed with rock faced stone /;
the front vestibule laid with tile
flooring. There will be balconies
for each story 0f the front entrance.
The roof will be Of slate. The di-
mensiOns Of the buildings will be
ll6x66 feet, and the greatest height
Of the building 100 feet. In the
basement will be q boiler room, cCal
room, four cellars, aud water
closets. On the first floor will
be laundry, kitchen. dining
room, stOrerOOIn, three bed rooms,
pantry and several closets. There
will be seven outside entrances with
doors swinging out. There will be
one flight Of stairs, eight feet wide,
from basement 10 attic. and two
ether flights four feet wide. The
second floor will contain a parlOr,
coming ut the circular end, lsx24
feet; library and reception room,
3)x29 feet; a study, 2lX27; main hall
will be 30x60 feet; three recitation
roo ms, lTxZ1 feet each; office l4Xl5
feet; store room, l4xl5 with two
el0setsi room for Wash-bOWls aud
water closets. The third floor Will
contain q laboratory, a0x2i feet /;
cabinet room i2x20 feet; bed room
for matrOn, with closets; reetOF's
room, 22xl5; room for wash bowls
and closets; . slips In dOrmatOry
area, and two professors rooms, with
closets. The fourth floor will con-
tain the chapel, $3.50 feet and -
feet high, with open eeiling and
lighted by cathedral glass; y slips
In dOrmatOry area, and two bed
rooms for professors. The building
will have accommodations for 81
pupils. We shall give. further p9F-
iieuiaFs concerning the building a.
Fe learn them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12


AT the Lutheran church Tuesday
evening,at $3.50 o'clock, Mr.. Geo. W.
Benfeld was unite q in marriage to
Miss Jennie Berg, Rev. A. J. Hart
sock, Of Mcpherson, officiating, as
sisted by Rev. e.. ID. Gotwald. The
church was handsomely decorated
aud at an early hour the auditorium
was densely crowded with relatives
and invited friends. Promptly at
the appointed time, the bridal party,
consisting Of the bride aud groom,
Miss Millie Keifer and Mr.. &. A.
Martin, appeared and were led to
the alter by Messrs TheO. Very,
Ben. Stimmel, James Carruthers and
John RedfOrd, who acted i'm the Ca
pacity Of ushers. Rev. HartsOck
pronounced the ceremony in an inn
pressive manner, after which the
bridal party repaired to the residence
Of the BRIDES mother, where an ele-
giant repast was served. The bride
was richly attired in an elegant
cream cashmere suit, trimmed with
Spanish Guipure lace, Ornamented
with orange blossoms. Miss Keefer
wore a handsome embroidered In-
dia linen dress with natural flowers.
The groom and grOOmsman were
dressed In the customary black.
During the evening the company
were serenaded by the Fourth Regi-
mental band. The union OF the cOu-
pie is happy one i'm all respects.
One is fully deserving Of the other
and each is the recipient of that
which IL more valuable than Jewels,
fervent and devoted love. The
groom IL distinguished for his sub
stantial, practical, honest life, and
the bride for her lOvable, bright and
winning ways. We do not believe
that Heaven ever smiled upon a
more suspicious union, and that II
will g0rW sweeter with each succeed
ing year, The presents were many
and costly, hut we we're unable TO
obtain n complete list Of them for
publication.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

THAT HACKING COUGH can be q
quickly cured BY ShilOhis Cure
We guarantee Il.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shll0h's
Nitalizer IL guaranteed To cure YOU.
SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miser-
able by that terrible cough. ShilOh'-
Cure Is the remedy for you.
CATARRH CURED, health aud
sweet breath secured, BY ShilOh's
Catarrh Remedy. Price - cents.
Nasal injector free.
THE Rev. GEO. II. THAYER of
Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myself
and wife owe our lives 20 SHILOH :
CONSUMPTION CURE"
WHY WILL YOU cough when
Shiloh's Cure will give Immediate
relief. Price 10 cents and 81.
ARE YOU MADE miserable hy in
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness.
Loss OF Appetite, yellow skin .
ShllOh's Nitalizer Is u positive cure.
SHILOH's CATARRH REMEpY-a
positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria.
nda Canker Mouth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
The Minister OPInIon 81 later
ct 90 ais.

Rev. r. +. Burton, a leading min
lister OF Buffalo, y. y. writes: have
used Hill's Peerless Cough syrup
Ia my family with satisfactory re-
suits ~ ea4 = OF Coughs aud Colds,
that ! take pleasure ia healthy rec
Ommendins it, Use by ell suffering
from these very common, but never
theiess s.riOus difficulties. From
its use ais, la ease Of Asthma, with
which on Of my little ones IL affect
ed. tin that the syrup" pro-
duces an 80 mediate and greater
relief THAI any remedy I have yet
found. believe that the merits
claimed Tor your syrup will be read
iiy acknowledged by all who give
Il fair trial. Oscar SeltE sells the
above, ms cure, no pay.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
FARM BARGAINS.

SSH VIII bun a lGa acre farm with
- asres under cultivation, 20
acFts in wheat; the whole
farm surrounded BY hedge
fence; q uSlOd 2-story frame
house On place, good stable
Eranary, hog pens, we'll, etc.
tiose a. Saliua.
e.. tOo VIII buy \ ia acre farm with
~ arre.s In wheel gDOd house,
gFanary, etc. down, bal
auce o. suit purchaser; close
f0 Salina market.
s7Wa Will buy q combined 40 acre
stock ranch aud farm wells
on place: lu0 acres under eul-
tiVation; - acres in whest; >
gssnsi houses CA farm; also q
No. ] quarry ON place; six
miles from Salina easy terms
6,too Will buy a leo acre farm with
as-Story frame house, rs x -,
sud \ Axis kitchen; horse
harms, r,tom for - horses; COW
stable liX2S, corn crib with
ldto i'u. capac., granary with
80 bu. capac-; all buildings
have goOd shingle ruOfs; also
s. acre timothy meadow I'm
raod condition; 8 acre. In fine
orchard; sold very near s5Ol
worth of fruit last year; also
lots uf small fruit; whole
farm enclosed in hedge fence
a-ith suitable erOss fences; q
beautiful grove % walnut, box
elder, rte, north Of barn.
Trrms-&S, so down; balance
"a suit purchaser &C So int.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
Ire Rnn..
A paper has established the follow
ing rates for puff:

A paper has established the follow
ing rates for pufis;
To call n man a progressive riii-
lien" when u is known that he Is
lazier than government mule, s1.75
Referring to a deceased citizen ~
a man whose place will remain uu-
filled, when he knows he Was the
best poker player in town, $3.l7.
Calling a female "a talented and
refined lady, valuable acquisition
to society with variations. $l7j.
Calling a man liar during a cam
paign TO advertise him, - cents.
Calling a new-made lawyer "a
legal light Of whom the profession
should be proud, $l.3j. Bu' when
we tell the public that the New High
Arm Davis Nerdieal Feed Sewing
Machine" is the most complete. best
appointed, and most desirable, all
things considered, we expect the
hearty thanks Of our wives and
mothers, sisters and daughters, a.
our full compensation and complete.
reward
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

Plenty Of ehintz bugs in the wheat
Mrs. Peter Johnson and Joseph
Walmgren are on the sick list thil
week,
Mr.. A. w. johnson Is on q trip "a
Garfield, Pawnee county, where he
owns some land. He win also visit
Finney county before he returns.
The literary society will have q
picnic at BrOdin, 3 grove Decoration
Day.
4 Mr.. i. Johnson, 0f Knoxville,
ILL.,, was here sunday,
Miss Anna Peterson and Miss ida
Johnson will start for Lane county
the latter part OF the week, where
they have friends and relatives.
The Salemsburg Star band have
decided to have n picnic the
9Th Of July.
ABRACADARRA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

There Is q little talk Of investing
in q steam yacht for navigation Of
the Smoky, The boat IL purchased
will not be nearly % large ~ the enc
which was here years ago. u will
accommodate about ten persons, and
cost not to exceed $3.50. u the pur-
chase Is made Il will be controlled
by private parties. Speaking Of this
reminds US that the Smoky Hill each
year IL becoming more popular
as q boating resort. Numbers Of
boats are now seen with their
noses resting comfortably on the
hank, where one was not seen
In former years. It would not
be bad idea for the young men
to form rowing clubs-esPeeially the
college boys. The exercise is the
best, snd I'm summer when the
smoky ~ ON its good behavior, u Is
a most delightfully."- pleasant place
for recreation. Let Ua hBve regattas,
and thus add more attractions for
visitors TO the beautiful city Of
Sallna. What do you say, boys
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

Probably no one thing has caused
such a general revival Of trade al
Oscar Seitz's drug store n their Civ
ing away To their customers OF 80
many free bottles of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Their
trade is simply enormous in. this
very valuable article from the fact
that Il always cures aud never dis
appoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
bronchitis, Group and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You
can test il before buying by getting
a trial bottle free, large SEIZE 81 90
Every bottle warranted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

Many Inscriptions dealers may
tell you they have remedies for
Coughs and Colds equal In merit and
In every respect JUST as good - the
old reliable DR.. BOsankO Cough
and Lung syrup, unless you insist
upon this remedy aud will take no
other, you are liable 10 BE- greatly
deceived. Price 80 cents and Sl.O0.
sold by Oscar Seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

Tenders will be received nj on
western ONCE, league building. "A
lima, kas., up 10 aud including Ma,
"A, 1857, for the erection and compile
ton Of twO-stOry brick residence
modern design, for Oscar Seitz, Esq
Tenders invited i'm all the different
branches and ~ 4 whole. The low.
est tender accepted II otherwise sat.
isfaetOry.
ABBOTT d HOHENSrHfIn.
Architects aud Superintendents
Time for bids ON this building has
been extended 10 Monday, May rs,
at 8 o'clock a. ma. Il
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

A single trial Of the Peerless
Worm Specific never yet failed 20
relieve tue baby, and overcome the
preludiees OF the mother. Il not
only frees the child from worms,
but regulates the stomach and bow
els cures wind collie, cOrrecta acid
ny, and cures Dyseutery and Diar-
rnoeal gives rest aud health to the
child, and comforts the mother.
Fry it. No cure, no pay.
OscAR aBlIz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
ABRACADABRi


DEAR SIRs:-While my wife was
visiting recently In Missouri she
used one or two bottles Of your PhOs
phatie Lemon Rye, and since she
came home We have inquired Of al
our druggists and none handled.
wish you would send me by eX-
press e. D. ID. One-half dozen bot
ties Of either small or large seize,
whichever you have in the Fighl
shape for sending that way. be-
lieve IL to be what she needs aud
intend 10 have her Use it right along
send Il at once. Yours truly,
JAS. n. BRADY.
North Man shester, Ind, Aug. eth,
ISL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12

One Of the visiting Knights Temp
lar deposes and says; "Salina Is the
prettiest city in the state. have
had the best time in Salina ever
had at any previous Masonic gather
ing"
I'M. COOmbs, of Washington, ID. c.
was shaking hands with his many
friends on the streets Monday. He
arrived in Kansas last week, but is
still suffering 50 much from the ef-
feets Of his accident in Washington
that he will spend some time a.
Excelsior Springs this summer In
order 10 regain his health. He left
for BrOOkville last evening.
Yesterday morning n brakeman
named BabeOck and Bishop, the
yardmaster here, were arrested and
brought before Justice Wellington
ON the complaint Of Mr.. Craig, the
Union Pacific station agent, for
stealing q barrel OF beer ON the 18th
Of April. Justice Wellington fixed
the trial Of the case for the l4th inst,
and required each 20 give bail in the
sum Of 500.
Messrs. NJ. J. Wellslager, Tho mas
A. Williams, John J. and W. r.
Gels bought fifteen acres Of ground
OF Bartlett q jenkins, adjoining
Riverside on the east, Fruitland ON
the north, and on the east flows the
classic Smoky Hill river. II is a
beautiful tract OF land and will at
once be plated, and to the present
a. well rs the future generations, Il
will be known as "River View"
Geo. Pettls, John q. Sales and G.
w. Gates, Of Three Rivers, Mich,
passed through the city yesterday on
an overland trip" for their health.
They had a very nice outfit, being
well provided for camping out and
for hunting. Messrs. Sales and
Gates are students Of Ann ArbOr,
Mich, who were compelled to give |
up their studies on account Of failing |
health. They are enjoying their out
door life immensely.
The JOURNAL bindery now has Or
ders for three complete sets OF build
ing and loan books and complete sets
Of books for two banks, besides con-
siderable local blank book work.
The JOURNAL bindery begins to
loom up magnificently. People in
this part Of the state begin to learn
that our blank books are fully as
good as can be obtained west Of New
York or Chicago, and in many in
stances better.
Col. Edgerly, president Of the
Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insur-
anee Co., has been making Salina a
business visit. He was accompanied
by the chief clerk Of the company,
+. G. WittmOre. The Hamilton In-
vestment Co, Of this place, art loan
ing money for the above insurance
Col. Edgerly has visited
Salina before and was always charm-
ed with the plaee-predicting q good
future for IL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-12
I'd. Fitzpatrick. NV. Going.
FErEPATREC'sE a GOING,
Real Estate. Lean. and nasur-
aace Agents and ARslraes

They viii be- pleased 20 see yo
to-day aud every other day, at thei
oaioe in Post Office Block, salina
Ksnsas. A regular line Of hacks an'
rarrisees run from their corner e
alt parts % the city, free Of charge
10 all who wish to examine theiI
bargains In city aud suburban prop
erty. They will sell sou lots in
south Park hny by two hundred
feet in sire, al from three hundred
aud seventy-five dollars up to I've
hundred doIlar- each, and give you
liberal terms. They have one of the
finest blocks in this finest addition.
They have an acre fronting on santa
Fr Avenue aud Highland Avenue. A
beautiful tract for very reasonable
,sri~e. Gall aud ~ee about IT, Three
Iots on Santa r. Avenue in the Kan
49, We~eysn grounds, all together
on corner for only fifteen hundred
dollar. How would YOU like two
ane lot- on Iron Avenue for only
eighteen hundred dollars They
arr i'ars.ain. In fart spare Il too
valuable tu ruumerate many Of the
bargains. Ths-,. may be- -,ld before
yea $50 them. Do sou wish to bar
roW nsoney L. a~sist in building you
= hou~e- They have moR-y 10 loan
On city property for one, two or
thr-e wears, principal aud interest,
payable At their ufii,y- They have a
complete - 81 abstract hooks for
SaliR- county, kept up every day.
Do not buy anything without an
sl,~traci, they will furnish you com
l,leis al,~trart az a very reasonable
pri~e They are the agents for the
Coune-tirut Mutual Life Insurance
Company Tor leaning money ON
farms. You can get money on good
property Al Is per cent and = reason
ahlr commission. If YOU want a
straight loan they will do better than
rnusi of the loan companies. One
god feature Of these loans is that
siiey can be- paid In sums 90 Que hun
slred dollars, whenever a coupon Is
due, aud the interest reduced that
much; all the loan can be paid at
any time. They have houses and
lots Tor sale. farms for sale, and acre
trs~ts Tor sale, la fact almost any
thing you may need. This space be-
longs to them aud from time 10 time
special bargains will appear. DO
not forget the place nor the firm,
Fitzpatrick a Going Post Office
Rlork. Salina, Kansas.